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    The document initializes a hook variable to hook the Attack function of the NukeController in order to modify the nextAttackCritical property of the target table to true, bypassing any metamethods, so that the next attack is always critical. It returns the hooked Attack function so it can be called later in the script.

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    The document initializes a hook variable to hook the Attack function of the NukeController in order to modify the nextAttackCritical property of the target table to true, bypassing any metamethods, so that the next attack is always critical. It returns the hooked Attack function so it can be called later in the script.

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    Nuke Simulator! Always On Critical Attack

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    The document initializes a hook variable to hook the Attack function of the NukeController in order to modify the nextAttackCritical property of the target table to true, bypassing any metamethods, so that the next attack is always critical. It returns the hooked Attack function so it can be called later in the script.

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    local Knit = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").Packages.

    knit) -- // get
    the knit module
    local Nuke = Knit.GetController("NukeController") -- // get the nuke controller

    local AttackHook do -- // initialize the hook variable so we can return it later in


    the script
    AttackHook = hookfunction(Nuke.Attack, function(Self, Target, ...) -- // hook
    the attack function
    -- // the "Target" is just a bunch of info on the current target as a table
    rawset(Target, "nextAttackCritical", true) -- // make "nextAttackCritical"
    true, and bypass the __newindex metamethod using rawset just in case they decide to
    make the "Target" readonly

    return AttackHook(Self, Target, ...) -- // return & call the function with
    the newly edited nextAttackCritical value
    end)
    end

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